The future of aerodynamics is changing at a faster rate than ever. Ahead of the RAeS Aerodynamics Conference, RAeS President ...
In this RAeS Heathrow Branch lecture, the 21st Charles Abell Named Lecture, the Branch is delighted to welcome Louise Street, Director of Heathrow Maintenance at British Airways, to reflect on the ...
Aerostructures in Northern Ireland' will consist of a series of lectures provided by representatives from Airbus, Queen's University Belfast, Short Brothers, a Boeing Company, Thales and Ulster ...
In our regular column highlighting the life and careers of new RAeS Members and Fellows, we talk to Senior Aviation Analyst, ...
With space now becoming critical (inter)national infrastructure on which our daily lives depend, the challenge has now moved ...
As we look ahead to the next few years, it is easy to see a picture of an uncertain world. The developments and relationships that we build across industry and defence will be key to ensuring the UK ...
The 2026 International Council of Aeronautical Sciences congress was hosted by the Royal Aeronautical Society Australian ...
TIM ROBINSON FRAeS talks to Bombardier experimental test pilot ED GRABMAN. about displaying its flagship Global 8000 at this year’s Farnborough Airshow– and what it was like to take a business jet ...
Some 25 years on from that bright sunny morning in New York, TIM ROBINSON FRAeS looks back on how the 9/11 attacks shaped civil and military aviation over the past quarter century. At 0845 on 11 ...
Forty years ago today a Westland Lynx streaked across the Somerset Levels to set the absolute world helicopter speed record. Four decades later, that record remains unbroken. STEPHEN BRIDGEWATER FRAeS ...
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